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UIT Motto
Would You Not Think
his is a question that the Quran puts to mankind. In

interpretation, however, it is a subtle call for thinking,
contemplation and reflection, a theme that has been repeated
in the Quran several times in a variety of contexts. The Quran
has not simply handed down an advocacy for thinking and
reflection as a free floating abstract but has provided a kind of
pathway starting with thinking about self to the creations in
the universe, conquest of universe and forces of nature,
leading ultimately to the understanding of the Creator
Himself. For example: Do they not reflect within themselves
[30:8] Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and
the alternation of the night and the day are signs for those of
understanding who reflect on the creation of the heavens and
the earth, [saying], Our Lord, You did not create this in vain.
and We (thus) present to people similitudes that perhaps
they will think.[59:21]
He has made subject to you the Night and the Day; the Sun
and the Moon and the Stars are in subjugation by His
command. Verity in this are signs for men who use wisdom.
[16: 12]
Every human initiative starts with a thought says Maulana
Rumi, That is followed by action.
The French philosopher Descartes on his truth-seeking journey
came to doubt everything: except ability to think. Thus, his
words I think, therefore, I exist became the beacon of the
Renaissance and the western civilization for centuries to come.
Allama Iqbal lamented just over a century ago in his
Reconstruction: For the last 500 years, religious thought in
Islam has been practically stationary.
This Divine Message is placed in the logo for our students,
other members of the UIT family and any one who reads it to
engage in reflective thinking along the lines prescribed in the
divine guidance.
PROSPECTUS
2015 - 2016
Usman
Institute
of Technology
(A Project of Usman Memorial Foundation)
All rights reserved

The contents of this prospectus have been presented as clearly as possible, but in case of any ambiguity the
interpretation of UIT will be final.
UIT reserves the right to modify any statement or condition in any section or part in this prospectus as it deems fit in
the interest of good management of the institution, and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of such
modification and/or cancellation.
And He has made subject to you the night and the day
and the sun and the moon;
and the stars are in subjugation by His command.
Verily in this are Signs for people who are wise.
(Al Quran - An-Nahal- 12)
Let's rise to the challenge!
Contents
SECTION 1
General Information
Why UIT ..............................................................................
Vision, Mission and Objectives .................................................
Governance .........................................................................
The Campus ........................................................................
Awards of Degrees.................................................................
Faculty ................................................................................
List of Faculty .......................................................................
Management Support Services ................................................
Students ..............................................................................
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SECTION 2
Course of Studies
Academic Programmes & Degrees ............................................ 26
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Computer Systems) ................ 28
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Telecommunication) ................ 29
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronics) ........................... 30
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Power) .................................
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Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) ................................... 32

Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering) ............................... 34
SECTION 3
Admission Information ............................................................ 38
Degree Programme Menu ....................................................... 40
SECTION 4
Rules for Undergraduate Examination
SECTION 5
Fee Structure
Undergraduate Programmes .................................................... 52
Graduate Programmes............................................................ 53
Contents
SECTION 6
Financial Assistance .............................................................. 55
SECTION 7
Facilities and Support Services
Library and Information Resource Centre ................................... 60
Department of Information Technology ...................................... 61
(Information Systems Group)
Electrical Engineering Laboratories ...........................................
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Product and Services Department ............................................
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Industrial Liaison Service ........................................................
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Transport .............................................................................
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Photocopying, Printing, Stationery and Bookshop .......................
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Cafeteria .............................................................................
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SECTION 8
Continuation Education Programme
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Alumni Network .................................................................... 68
Evening Courses ................................................................... 69
Multidisciplinary Enrichment and Continuing Education
SECTION 9
Discipline
General Rules ....................................................................... 72
UIT Events
In Memory of
Muhammad Usman
(1935-1973)
Usman Institute of Technology was

established under Usman Memorial
Foundation by Hasham Family in
memory of its eldest son
Mohammad Usman, who left this
world at the age of 35 in a tragic
accident.
A befitting tribute to the departed
soul and a valuable gift to nation,
the Usman Institute of Technology
upholds the noble mission of
service above self in furthering the
cause of higher education.
Directors Message
The year 2015 marks the 21st anniversary of UITs
founding and a proud record of service to the cause of
higher education. Coupled with this success, another
feather in UITs hat is the affiliation with NED University
of Engineering and Technology. Students admitted in Fall
2015 onwards will receive degrees of NED University.
UIT has to rise to the challenge of competition and quality
and it welcomes students who would like to be part of a
community striving for critical thinking, innovation,
problem solving and breaking new grounds.
Why not be a part of UIT?
Dr. Aziz Ali Najam
Director UIT
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Section 1
General Information
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Why UIT?
There are several reasons :
UIT is a place of higher learning. Learning takes place verbally in the
class rooms and by experimentation in the laboratories UIT has excellent
facilities for both. Students are guided and encouraged to self-learning;
also through a variety of resources including library and Internet. The
Institute ensures that education in engineering and technology has
adequate mix of humanities and extra curricular for a wholesome
development of students personality.
The congenial location of the UIT campus is an advantage for most as
it is easily accessible by all modes of transportation from all parts of city.
Furthermore, its students have refrained from involving in activities that
are counter productive to education. Consequently, over the last 21
years of its existence, the UIT campus has remained peaceful and we
are determined to continue with that legacy.
Established in 1994 through a benefaction of Usman Memorial
Foundation, UIT is a not-for-profit Institution. Any surpluses generated
at all, are ploughed back into the development of UIT. Its engineering
programmes are accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council and
computer science programmes are accredited by NCEAC (National
Computing Education Accreditation Council). UIT is equipped with
excellent labs, well stocked library and purpose built class rooms. Our
wi-fi enabled campus encourages students in learning and interaction
both within and outside the classroom.
UIT is proud of its faculty who are well qualified in their relevant fields.
They play a very important role in the life of a student as teachers,
mentors, counselors and advisors. As dedicated teachers, they involve
students in decision making at all levels with respect to academic, extra
and co-curricular activities, help them in their projects and groom them
to pursue their academic journey smoothly.
UIT has graduated over 3000 students to date. Most were absorbed
gainfully into industries, businesses, software houses and a variety of
other enterprises. Many have risen to top positions in their fields.
UIT endeavors to promote critical thinking, innovation, creativity and
vision in its academic and multi-disciplinary pursuits. Collectively, all
endeavors promote development of a professional engineer with a
wholesome personality, a successful and useful member of the human
society, a friend of animals, plants, all other beings and environment.
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Vision and Mission

Vision
UIT's vision is to emerge as a vibrant and visionary institution of higher learning by serving educational
and holistic needs of individuals, industry, business and society in a dynamic environment.
Mission
Professional and socially responsible development of high relevance technology, holistic competence,
economic thought and diversity of experience in its students who would continue to be self and life-long
learners.
Objectives
In pursuit of this mission, UIT endeavors to train a community of engineers, technologists, computer
scientists, both men and women who
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are application oriented
are capable of independent and critical thinking
are innovative, creative and resourceful in solving complex problems
are rational human beings
have strong interpersonal and managerial skills
show tolerance to others views
treat humanity, nature, environment with respect and affection
undertake endeavors to up-grading Brand Pakistan on an International map
promote engineering products, software exports, attract investments, technology transfers, and help
in eradication of current large scale unemployment
while pursuing advent of technology, do not lose focus on human values and supremacy of humanity
over machines
Core values
Faith, moral uprightness, professional competence, love of humanity and nature, pursuit of excellence,
innovation and creativity and life-long learning are values to be adopted, practiced and preached. The
physical facilities, environment and ambience of UIT are reflections of its vision, mission and core values.
Similarly, the conduct and behaviour of its faculty, students and staff are expected to embody those core
values and manifest those in their profiles.
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Governance of
Usman Memorial Foundation (UMF)
UIT follows all policies regulating the academic activites, studies and quality in the light of
approval and guidance of its statuary bodies.
For management policies and guidance on financial matters, the following Board of
Directors of Usman Memorial Foundation provides governance:
Board of Directors of UMF

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Mohammad Kasim Hasham ................................ President
Mohammad Ebrahim Hasham ............................ Member
Mohammed Hussain Hasham ............................ Member
Khurram Kasim ................................................... Member
Ahmed Ebrahim .................................................. Member
Dawood Usman Jakhura .................................... Member
Mohammed Bashir Kodvawala ........................... Member
Mehmood Nanji .................................................. Member
Samir Hoodbhoy ................................................. Member
Muhammad Hanif Aziz ........................................ Secretary UMF
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Affiliation and Degree

Awarding Authority
All undergraduate Degree Programmes of Usman Institute of Technology are affiliated with NED University of
Engineering and Technology.
Students who comply with the conditions prescribed by the University and successfully fulfill the requirements
of the degree programmes are awarded degrees by NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi.
Ned affiliation will apply only to students who are admitted in Fall, 2015 and beyond. Students who are registered
with Hamdard University will remain its students and graduate with the degree of Hamdard University.
Faculty
Faculty plays special roles in the life of an educational institution as teachers, mentors, scholars, and participants
in academic governance. They are its real strength and support. UIT is proud to have a well-qualified faculty..
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The Campus
UIT campus is congenially located at Abul Hasan Isphahani Road, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi. It has, in its
neighborhood, NED University of Engineering and Technology, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,
University of Karachi, National Institute of Performing Arts, Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology,
National Institute of Management, Institute of Industrial Electronics Engineering, Institute of Cost and Management
Accountants of Pakistan and Sindh Board of Technical Education.
UIT campus is environmental friendly and its facilities are appropriate to the needs of a Centre of Excellence in
the field of engineering science and technology.
Its infrastructure provides:
Purpose built class rooms
Well stocked library, which is equipped with internet facility
Wi-fi enabled campus
Well equipped labs
Relaxing cafeteria
Fully equipped auditorium
The campus buildings are punctuated with aesthetically laid out plantation and multicolored flowers that serve
as an ideal backdrop to an extremely absorbing environment of technology and serious academic pursuit.
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List of Faculty
Director
Engr. Nasreen Naqvi

Presidential Award IZAZ-E-FAZEELAT
M.Sc. (Electrical Engg.), Clarkson University, U.S.A.
B.E. (Electronics), DCET.
M.Sc. (Applied Maths) University of Karachi
B.Sc. Hon (Maths & Physics) University of Karachi
Dr. Aziz Ali Najam

M.Sc. (Peshawar),
Ph.D. (Sussex), ARIC (U.K)
Professor
Engr. Dr. Shiraz Latif

Ph.D. (Telecommunications), Mehran University
of Engineering & Technology
M.S. (Electronic Engg.), UIT, Hamdard University
M.S. (Computer Science), FAST
B.E. (Industrial Electronics), I.I.E.E.
Prof. Dr. Abdul Qadir

Ph.D. (Electrical Engg.), NEDUET.
M.Sc. (Electrical Engg.), NEDUET.
B.E. (Electrical Engg.), NEDUET
Professor and Head, R&D
Assistant Professors
Prof. Masood ul Haq

M.Sc. (Applied Mathematics), University of Karachi.
M.A.(Mathematics), Hawaii University, U.S.A.
Head, Department of Humanities & Sciences
Dr. Fahad Samad

Head, Department of Computer Science
Ph.D. (DR-ING) RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
M.S. (Information Technology (NUST)
B.S. (Computer Science) University of Karachi
Engr. Prof. Shaikh Ghulam Hussain

M.Sc. (Electrical Power and Control), University
of Nottingham, U.K.
B.E. (Electrical Engg.), NED.
Dr. Muhammad Moiz Anis

Ph.D. (Information Communication Technology-Informatique),
Telecom Bretagne / Rennes-1 University, France
M.Sc. (Communication Engineering-Radio Communications),
Aalto University, School of Science and Technology, Finland.
B.E. (Electronics), NEDUET.
Engr. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ghazanfar Ullah

Ph.D. (Telecommunication & Control), MUET.
M.E. (Computer and Information Systems), NEDUET.
B.E. (Computer Systems), NEDUET.
Associate Professors
Muhammad Waseem
M.Phil. (Bio-Physics), University of Karachi.
M.Sc. (Physics), University of Karachi.
M.C.S., UIT, Hamdard University
M.S. (Mobile Computing and Information Systems),
UIT, Hamdard University
Dr. Syed Talha Ahsan

Head, Department of Electrical Engineering
Ph.D. (Electrical Engg.), University of Manchester, U.K.
MS Electrical Engg. (Communication & Signal
Procecessing),The Ohio State University,U.S.A.
B.Sc.( Hons) Electrical Engg.(Electronics), UET, Lahore.
Engr. Touseef Ahmed Rajput

M.S. (Telecommunication Engg.), UIT,
Hamdard University
B.E. (CSE), UIT, Hamdard University
(Abroad on study leave)
Engr. Parkash Lohana

M.S. (Computer Science), University of Detroit Mercy, MI, USA
B.E. (Electrical Engg.), MUET, Jamshoro.
Engr. Raza Jafri
M.Sc. (Electrical Engineering) UET, Lahore
B.E. (Electrical Engg.), NEDUET.
Engr. Salman Jafri

M. Engg. (Computer Systems Engineering), NEDUET.
B.Sc. (Electrical Engg.), UET, Lahore.
Engr. Idris Mala

M.S. (IT), Hamdard University.
M.S. (Telecommunication Engg.), Hamdard University
B.E.( Electrical Engineering) NEDUET
Engr. Adiba Jaffer

M.Engg. (Computer Systems Engineering), NEDUET.
B.E. (CSE), NEDUET.
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Engr. Tabassum Waheed

M.Engg. (Computer Systems Engineering), NEDUET.
B.E. (CSE), NEDUET.
Engr. Syed Kazim Ali

M.Sc. (Wireless Communication Systems Engg.),
University of Greenwich, U.K.
B.E.(Telecommunication), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Muhammad Waseem Zeeshan Ashrafi

M.Engg. (Telecommunications), NEDUET.
B.E. (Electronics), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Asif Hussain

M. Engg. (Telecommunication), UIT, Hamdard University
B.E. (Telecommunication), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Babar Siraj

M.Sc. (Computer Science), NEDUET.
B.S. (Bio-Medical Engg.), SSUET.
Engr. Shaheer Ahmed

M.S. (Computer Networks and Communications), UIT,
Hamdard University
Engr. Ziauddin
M.E. (Industrial Controls and Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
Engr. Fauzan Saeed

M.S. (Mobile Computing and Information Systems), UIT,
Hamdard University
B.S. (Computer Systems), SSUET.
Engr. Muhammad Zohaib Khan

M.E. (Telecommunication), NEDUET.
B.E. (Telecommunication), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Atif Fareed

M.S. (Telecommunication Engg.), UIT, Hamdard University
Danish Ali Farooqui

M.S. (Information Technology), SZABIST
B.S. (Computer Science), University of Karachi
Syed Faisal Ali

M.C.S. (Networking and Web Engineering), Iqra University.
M.S. (Artificial Intelligence), Iqra University.
B.Sc., University of Karachi.
Engr. Zohaib Jawed

M.Engg. (Industrial Electronics), NEDUET.
B.E. (Electronics), NEDUET.
Lecturers
Abdul Aziz
M.C.S., Usman Institute of Technology
M.S. (Mobile Computing & Information Systems), UIT,
Hamdard University
B.Com., University of Karachi
Engr. Rabbia Zuberi

M. Engg. (Telecommunication) UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Areeb Ahmed
M.Sc. (Electronics and Communication),
University of Teesside, U.K.
BS. (Telecommunication), FAST-NUCES.
Engr. Abdul Rahman Mahmood

M.S. (Computer Engineering), SSUET.
B.S. (Computer Engineering), SSUET.
Engr. Haris Zikrur Rehman
M.S. (Radio Frequency & Wireless Communication),
University of Leeds, U.K.
B.S. (Electronics), SSUET.
Engr. Asif Gulraiz

M.Sc. (Electrical Power), Brunel University.
B.S. (Electronics), SSUET.
Engr. Talha Ahmed Khan

Engr. Syeda Aimen Naseem

M.E. (Communication & Signal Processing), UIT,
Hamdard University
Engr. Faraz Ahmed Shaikh

Engr. Muhammad Wali ur Rahman

M. Engg. (Industrial Controls and Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
Mr. Muhammad Qasim Pasta

M.S. (Software Engineering), PAF-KIET.
B.S. (CS), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Zohair Tariq

B.E. (Electronics), UIT.
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Engr. Farhan Ahmed

M.E. (Telecommunication), UIT, Hamdard University
Syed Sharooz Shamim

B.S. (CS), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Muhammad Sameer Ahmed
M.E. (Industrial Control & Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
Engr. Rana Javed Masood

M. Engg. (Industrial Controls and Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
B.E. (Electronics), SSUET.
Engr. Sana Yasmeen

Hamdard University
B.E. (EPE), Comsat Institute of Information Technology
Engr. Babar Khan

M.Engg. (Industrial Controls and Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
Shehyar Nadeem
ACCA, UK
Engr. Muhammad Hammad Munami

M.E. (Industrial Control and Automation), UIT,
Hamdard University
BS (Electronics), SSUET.
Sardar Waqar Azam

M.B.A. (IB & HR), USA
M.A. (International Relation), University of Karachi
(English as second language, Rohde Island, USA
Train the Trainer, USA)
Mr. Zeeshan Saleem Khan

M.S. (MIS), Glasgow Calendonian University, U.K.
P.G.D., Columbia CW University, Manchester Campus, U.K.
M.S. (Computer Networks), UIT, BS (CS), UIT,
Hamdard University
Lab Engineers
Engr. Muhammad Asad Hussain

Engr. Maria Andleeb Siddiqui

M.E. (Computer Networks), NEDUET.
B.E. (Telecommunication), NEDUET.
Engr. Kashif Ali Arshad

Engr. Syed Muhammad Naveed ul Haq

M.S. (Wireless Systems), Royal Institute of Technology,
Stockholm, Sweden.
B.E. (Electronics), SSUET.
Engr. Ahsan Farooqui

Engr. Mehr un Nisa
Engr. Shehla Andleeb

M.Engg (Electronics), NEDUET
B.E. (Electronics),
Dawood College of Engineering & Technology
Engr. Muhammad Asad Hussain

Engr. Muhammad Umair
B.E. (Electrical), UIT, Hamdard University
Engr. Mashal Tariq

M.Engg (Telecommunation), NEDUET
B.E. (Electrical), NEDUET
Engr. Muhammad Umair Usman

Hamdard University
B.E. (Electronics), Sir Syed University of Engineering
& Technology
Mudassar Jalal
M.S. (Applied Linguistic,in process), NEDUET
M.A. (English Literature), University of Karachi
M.A. (International Relation), University of Karachi
B.A. (Hons), University of Karachi
Sumbul Zehra
M.Sc. (Mathematics), University of Karachi
B.Sc. (Hons), University of Karachi
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Management-Support Services
The management offices of the Institute provide infrastructure to support the pursuit of excellence and innovation in
education, student welfare, faculty support, keen and continuous maintenance of the physical facilities and systems.
The main offices include:
Roshan Zameer
Director (Academic Administration and Examinations)
Engr. Muhammad Irfan Shaikh

Director (Industrial Liaison and Placement Bureau)
Mohammad Jawed
Deputy Controller of Examinations
Farrukh Hasan Zai
Senior Librarian
Shabana Naz
Manager Finance
Razia Yunus
Manager, Student Affairs and Quality Assurance
Misbahuddin Muddasir
Manager MIS
Muhammad Umer Hafeez
Manager Networks
Muhammad Salahuddin
Manager Administration
They are responsible for ensuring that the Institute operates effectively, serving the needs of its student body, faculty
and staff.
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Students
Students, undoubtedly, are the most enterprising and
valued members of any educational institution. UIT is a
firm believer in that and holds its students in high esteem.
Student Handbook
To further assist the student and for guidance a Student
Handbook is uploaded on the website. A comprehensive
information is provided in the Handbook so that the
students may know as to what is where, who is who, and
where they have to go and whom to contact in case of any
issue, problem or information they need.
Student Advisors
Students joining degree courses are assigned 'Advisors'

who are members of the faculty. Normally, these
appointments/meetings take place throughout the entire
period of student's stay at UIT unless a change becomes
necessary due to departure of the faculty member or for
balancing the Advisor's load.
Students, both females and males, are equal members

of UIT family with faculty and staff. As respectable
members of this educational fraternity and future hope
of the nation, every effort is made to ensure their security
on campus and to preserve their dignity, self respect and
aspirations.
UIT believes in a holistic development of students.
Students are encouraged to take initiative and participate
in a variety of committees, events, sports and upgrade
their skills. These opportunities are listed and described
under Student Affairs and Facilities and Services.
Student Affairs
Student Affairs Office is an integral component of student

life on campus. It is a division of service and support to
enhance student growth and development. In other
words, it is a helpful friend of students even before they
are admitted to UIT as freshmen and sustains that
relationship even after graduation as alumni of UIT.
Its service areas include, amongst, others:
admissions, all relevant information and advice.
Student financial aid and scholarships
Role and Responsibilities of the Advisor

The role of the Advisor is to act as a UIT guardian and help
the assigned students to overcome their personal
problems which may otherwise be distraction to their
studies, monitor and assist in their academic progress and
oversee their discipline and general behaviour during their
stay at UIT.
Specifically, the Advisor undertakes the following
responsibilities in respect of his/her assigned students.
Provides a sense of security and confidence to the
students, invites and evaluates their suggestions for
appropriate action.
academic advising and counseling (in coordination

with faculty advisors)
Sports and other enrichment activities
Provides assistance to students for dealing with their

personal problems, if any
Alumni services (in coordination with Director,

Industrial Liaison & Placement Bureau)
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Monitors
their
academic
performance, gives them timely
advice or caution and arranges
academic assistance where
necessary.
Advices the Board of Studies
and UIT Faculty Board, when
invited, about the future of
students who have deficiency
in academics in semester
grading.
A student may consult the
advisor
for selecting a
sequence of courses keeping
in view his or her academic
performance
in
previous
semester.
A faculty member is assigned to
each student to provide counseling
on academic advice.
The Advisor fulfills his role and
responsibilities by developing close
Student Advisor relationship
through meetings.
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Section 2
Academic Programmes, Degrees
&
Courses of Studies
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Academic Programmes & Degrees

Engineering:
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Computer Systems)
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Telecommunication)
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronic)
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Power)
Computer Science
Undergraduate Programmes
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)
Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering)
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Academic programmes are designed keeping in view the

standards of internationally recognized universities. The
courses are structured in such a way that students
acquire sufficient analytical understanding and
application skills to enable themselves for adaptation to
changing technology.
The outlines of each course indicate the minimum
coverage of the course. Advancements taking place in
different areas of technology are reflected in the course
contents as a regular addition.
A lecture breakup will be prepared by each course teacher
and will be distributed to every student at the beginning
of the session to help students plan their studies
effectively.
Presently the following programmes of study leading
to Bachelor degrees are offered at UIT.
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Computer Systems)
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
(Telecommunication)
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Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronic)

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Power)
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)
Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering)
Course Numbering System
In a course number AB XYZ, AB are the alphabet and XYZ
are the digits. AB denotes the academic discipline.
EL
Electrical Engineering
CE
Computer Systems Engineering
EE
Electronic Engineering
TE
Telecommunication Engineering
PE
Power Engineering
CS
Computer Science
SE
Software Engineering
HS
Humanities & Management Sciences
MS
Mathematics & Sciences

(Computer Systems)
Semester I
Course No.
EL111
EL113
HS111
HS112
MS111
MS112
Course Title
Linear Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Computing
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Applied Calculus
Applied Physics
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
1+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
3+1
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Course Title
Workshop Practice
Programming Fundamentals
Communication Skills
Electronic Devices & Circuits
Pakistan Studies
Differential Equations
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
0+1
2+1
3+0
3+1
2+0
3+0
16
Semester II
Course No.
EL112
EL125
HS211
EL124
HS121
MS211
Semester III
Course No.
EL211
EL122
EL212
EL213
MS221
Course Title
Digital Logic Design
Basic Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Network Analysis
Data Structures & Algorithms
Complex Variables & Transforms
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
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Course Title
Professional Ethics
Engineering Drawing
Linear Algebra
Microprocessor Based Systems
Signals & Systems
Probability & Random Variables
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
0+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Semester IV
Course No.
HS411
EL123
MS121
EL314
EL311
MS222
Semester V
Course No.
MS321
CE421
CE321
CE301
CEXXX
Course Title
Numerical Analysis
Database Management Systems
Operating Systems
Computer Architecture & Organization
Elective - I
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
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Course Title
Elective - II
Computer Communication Networks
Software Engineering
Technical Report Writing
Applied Thermodynamics
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
18
Semester VI
Course No.
CEXXX
CE302
CE323
HS221
EL325
Semester VII
Course No.
CEXXX
CE414
HSXXX
HSXXX
EL490*
Course Title
Elective - III
Digital Communciation
Management Sciences Elective
Social Sciences Elective
Final Year Project - I
(Proposal/ Progress)
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
Course Title
Elective - IV
Elective - V
Organizational Behaviour
Final Year Project - II
(Progress/Defense )
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
3+0
Semester VIII
Course No.
CEXXX
CEXXX
HS422
EL490*
0+2
16
0+4
14
Grand Total of Credit Hours in B.E. Electrical (Computer Systems

Engineering) : 136
*To be assessed in Semester Eight
List of Electives
Course No.
CE331
CE313
CE432
CE435
CE422
CE434
CE436
Course Title
Communication Systems
Linear Control Systems
Embedded Systems
Digital Image Processing
Digital Signal Processing
Digital System Design
Computer Graphics
Credit
Hours
Course No.
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
28
CE439
CE443
CE438
CE437
CE431
CE440
CE442
CE441
Course Title
Systems Programming
Artificial Neural Networks
Object-Oriented Analysis & Design
Multimedia Systems
Parallel & Distributed Computing
Data Warehousing & Data Mining
Software Quality Assurance & Testing
Software Project Management
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0

(Telecommunication)
Semester I
Course No.
EL111
EL113
HS111
HS112
MS111
MS112
Course Title
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Applied Calculus
Applied Physics
Total Credit Hours
Semester II
Course No.
EL112
EL125
HS211
EL124
HS121
MS211
Course Title
Workshop Practice
Pakistan Studies
Total Credit Hours
Semester III
Course No.
EL211
EL122
EL212
EL213
MS221
Course No.
HS411
EL123
MS121
EL314
EL311
MS222
Credit Hours
3+1
1+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
3+1
18
Course No.
MS321
EL321
EL223
TE301
EL312
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Professional Ethics
Engineering Drawing
Linear Algebra
Signals & Systems
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
0+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Numerical Analysis
Electrical Machines
Electronic Circuit Design
Electromagnetic Field Theory
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Computer Communication
Networks
Elective - I
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
Semester VI
Course No.
TE302
Credit Hours
0+1
2+1
3+0
3+1
2+0
3+0
16
Course Title
Digital logic Design
Total Credit Hours
Semester IV
SemesterV
EL313
TEXXX
HS221
EL325
Semester VII
Course No.
HSXXX
HSXXX
TEXXX
TEXXX
EL490*
Course Title
Elective - II
Elective - III
Total Credit Hours
Semester VIII
Course No.
HS422
TEXXX
TEXXX
EL490*
Course Title
Elective - IV
Elective - V
(Progress/Defense)
Total Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
18
Credit Hours
3+0
3+0
3+1
3+1
0+2
16
Credit Hours
3+0
3+0
3+1
0+4
14
Grand Total of Credit Hours in B.E. Electrical (Telecommunication

Engineering) :136
List of Electives
Course No.
TE432
TE434
TE414
TE421
TE439
TE438
TE437
TE431
Course Title
Wave Propagation & Antennas
RF & Microwave Engineering
Digital Communication
Satellite Engineering
Optical Communication
Navigation & Radar Systems
Antenna Theory & Design
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
Course No.
TE440
TE435
TE436
TE443
TE441
TE442
TE444
29
Course Title
Transmission & Switching Systems
Wireless & Mobile Communications
Multimedia Communication
Information Theory & Coding
Mobile & Pervasive Computing
Next Generation Networks
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0

(Electronic)
Semester I
Course No.
EL111
EL113
HS111
HS112
MS111
MS112
Course Title
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Applied Calculus
Applied Physics
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
1+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
3+1
18
Course Title
Workshop Practice
Pakistan Studies
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
0+1
2+1
3+0
3+1
2+0
3+0
16
Semester II
Course No.
EL112
EL125
HS211
EL124
HS121
MS211
Semester III
Course No.
EL211
EL122
EL212
EL213
MS221
Course Title
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Professional Ethics
Engineering Drawing
Linear Algebra
Signals & Systems
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
0+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Semester IV
Course No.
HS411
EL123
MS121
EL314
EL311
MS222
Course No.
EE312
EE411
EE421
EE431
EE432
EE439
EE435
EE444
Course Title
Power Electronics
VLSI Design
Industrial Electronics
Wave Propagation & Antennas
FPGA-Based System Design
Computer Communication Networks
Semester V
Course No.
MS321
EL312
EE301
EL223
EL321
Credit Hours
3+0
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+1
18
Course Title
Elective - I
Instrumentation & Measurements
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+1
18
Semester VI
Course No.
EEXXX
EL313
HS221
EL325
EE302
Semester VII
Course No.
EEXXX
EEXXX
HSXXX
HSXXX
EL490*
Course Title
Elective - II
Elective - III
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
Course Title
Elective - IV
Elective - V
(Progress/Defense)
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
Semester VIII
Course No.
EEXXX
EEXXX
EL490*
HS422
0+2
16
0+4
3+0
14

Grand Total of Credit Hours in B.E. Electrical (Electronic
Engineering) :136
List of Electives
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
Course Title
Numerical Analysis
Electromagnetic Field theory
Electronic Circuit Design
Electrical Machines
Total Credit Hours
Course No.
30
EE332
EE437
EE443
EE438
EE441
EE442
EE440
EE436
Course Title
Integrated Electronics
Digital Electronics
Solid State Drives
Laser & Fiber Optics
Digital Control Systems
Introduction to Nano Technology
Opto-Electronics
Wireless & Mobile Communications
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0

(Power)
Semester I
Course No.
EL111
EL113
HS111
HS112
MS111
MS112
Course Title
Functional English
Islamic Studies
Applied Calculus
Applied Physics
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
1+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
3+1
18
Course Title
Workshop Practice
Pakistan Studies
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
0+1
2+1
3+0
3+1
2+0
3+0
16
Semester II
Course No.
EL112
EL125
HS211
EL124
HS121
MS211
Semester III
Course No.
EL211
EL122
EL212
EL213
MS221
Course Title
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Professional Ethics
Engineering Drawing
Linear Algebra
Signals & Systems
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
0+1
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Semester IV
Course No.
HS411
EL123
MS121
EL314
EL311
MS222
Course No.
PE312
PE431
PE432
PE434
PE421
PE443
PE444
PE439
Course Title
Power Electronics
Power Generation
Electrical Power Transmission
Power System Protection
Renewable Energy Systems
Advanced Electrical Machine Design
Power System Stability & Control
Semester V
Course No.
MS321
EL321
EL223
PE301
EL312
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
18
Course Title
Power Distribution & Utilization
Elective - I
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
18
Semester VI
Course No.
PE302
EL313
PEXXX
HS221
EL325
Semester VII
Course No.
PEXXX
PEXXX
HSXXX
HSXXX
EL490*
Course Title
Elective - II
Elective - III
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
Course Title
Elective - IV
Elective - V
(Progress/Defense)
Total Credit Hours
Credit Hours
3+0
3+0
3+1
Semester VIII
Course No.
HS422
PEXXX
PEXXX
EL490*

Grand Total of Credit Hours in B.E. Electrical
(Power Engineering) :136
List of Electives
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+1
Course Title
Numerical Analysis
Electrical Machines
Instrumentation & Measurements
Electromagnetic Field Theory
Total Credit Hours
Course No.
PE332
PE437
PE438
PE435
PE440
PE441
PE442
31
Course Title
Integrated Electronics
Power Flow Control using SCADA
Solid State Drives
Power System Analysis
High Voltage Engineering
Digital Control Systems
Advanced Electrical Machines
0+2
16
0+4
14
Credit
Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
Bachelor of Science
(Computer Science)
SEMESTER - I
Course No. Course Title

CS111
Introduction to Information and
Communication Technology (ICT)
CS112
EL111
Basic Electronics
HS111
English Composition and
Comprehension
HS112
Islamic Studies/Ethics
MS111
Calculus and Analytical Geometry
Total Credits
SEMESTER - II

CS121
Object Oriented Programming
CS122
Discrete Structures
CS123
HS121
HS122
Pakistan Studies
MS121
Multivariate Calculus
Total Credits
SEMESTER - III

CS211
Data Structures and Algorithms
CS212
Computer Architecture and Organization
University Elective I
HS211
Technical and Business Writing
MS211
Linear Algebra
MS212
Probability and Statistics
Total Credits
SEMESTER - IV

CS221
Introduction to Software Engineering
CS222
Data Communication and
Computer Networks
CS223
Microprocessor and Assembly Language
MS221
University Elective II
University Elective III
Total Credits
SEMESTER - V
Credit Hours

CS311
Introduction to Database Systems
CS312
Operating Systems
CS313
Theory of Automata
CSXXX
CS Electives I
University Elective IV
Total Credits
3+1
3+1
2+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
19
SEMESTER - VI
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
19

CS321
Artificial Intelligence
CS322
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
CS323
Numerical Computing
CSXXX
CS Elective II
CSXXX
CS Elective III
CSXXX
CS Elective IV
Total Credits
SEMESTER - VII
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3
3+0
3+0
3+0
19

CS411
Human Computer Interaction
CS412
Compiler Construction
CS413
Information Security
CS490
Final Year Project*
CSXXX
CS Elective V
Total Credits
SEMESTER - VIII

HS421
Professional Practices
CS490
Final Year Project*
CSXXX
CS Elective VI
Total Credits
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
2+1
3+0
3
3
19
*To be assessed in Semester VIII
Grand Total of Credit Hours in BS (CS):135
32
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+0
3
3
17
Credit Hours
2+1
3+0
2+1
3
3
3
18
Credit Hours
2+1
2+1
3+0
0+3
3
15
Credit Hours
3+0
0+3
3
9
List of Electives
Computer Science Electives
(The list below is by no means exhaustive. Institution may add new courses)
Serial
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Course
Title
Design of Intelligent Systems

Machine Learning
Artificial Neural Networks
Mathematical Reasoning
Decision Support Systems
Computer Vision
Automated Reasoning
Knowledge based Systems
Planning Systems
Natural Language Processing
Intelligent Agents
Robotics
Symbolic Computation
Genetic Algorithms
Semantic Web
Advanced DBMS
Multimedia Information Systems
Database Design
Transaction Processing
Distributed and Object Databases
Data Mining
Spatial and Temporal Databases
Semantic Databases
Data Warehousing
Object Oriented Databases
Digital Libraries
Web-Based DBMS
Data Grids
Text Mining
Advanced Computer Graphics
Multimedia & Hypermedia System
Virtual Reality
Visualization
Geographical Information Systems
Computer Animation
Advanced Computer Networks
Advanced Cryptography
Topics in Computer Networking
Broadband and Satellite Communication
Mobile and Pervasive Computing
Wireless and Mobile Computing Networks
Intelligent and Active Networks
Credit
Hours
3+0
2+1
2+1
3+0
2+1
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
2+1
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
University Electives
Serial No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Course Title
Financial Accounting
Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Economics
Psychology
International Relations
Foreign/ Regional Language (French, German, Sindhi, Punjabi, Urdu, etc.)
Philosophy
33
Credit
Hours
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
Bachelor of Science
(Software Engineering)
SEMESTER - I

SE111
Introduction to Information and
Communication Technology (ICT)
SE112
EL111
Basic Electronics
HS111
English Composition and Comprehension
HS112
Islamic Studies/Ethics
MS111
Calculus and Analytical Geometry
Total Credits
SEMESTER - II

SE121
Object Oriented Programming
SE122
Discrete Structures
SE123
HS121
HS122
Pakistan Studies
Gen. Education/University Elective I
Total Credits
SEMESTER - III

SE211
Data Structures and Algorithms
HS211
Technical and Business Writing
MS211
Linear Algebra
MS212
Probability and Statistics
Gen. Education/University Elective II
Gen. Education/University Elective III
Total Credits
SEMESTER - IV

SE221
Introduction to Software Engineering
SE222
Data Communication and
Computer Networks
Gen. Education/University Elective IV
Supporting Elective I
Supporting Elective II
Total Credits
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
2+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
19
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+1
3+0
2+0
3+0
19
Credit Hours
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3
3
19
Credit Hours
3+0
3+1
3
3
3
16
SEMESTER - V

SE311
Introduction to Database Systems
SE312
Operating Systems
SE313
Object Oriented Software Engineering
SEXXX
SE Elective I
SEXXX
SE Elective II
Total Credits
SEMESTER - VI

SE321
Software Requirement and Specifications
SE322
Software Design and Architecture
SE323
Software Verification and Validation
SEXXX
SE Application Domain Elective I
SEXXX
SE Elective III
Supporting Elective III
Total Credits
SEMESTER - VII

SE411
Human Computer Interaction
SE412
Software Project Management
SE490
Final Year Project *
SEXXX
SE Application Domain Elective II
SEXXX
SE Elective IV
Total Credits
SEMESTER - VIII

HS421
Professional Practices
SE490
Final Year Project*
SEXXX
SE Elective V
Total Credits
*To be assessed in Semester VIII
Grand Total of Credit Hours in BS (SE) :133
34
Credit Hours
3+1
3+1
3+1
3
3
18
Credit Hours
3+0
3+0
3+0
3
3
3
18
Credit Hours
2+1
3+0
0+3
3
3
15
Credit Hours
3+0
0+3
3
9
List of Electives
Computing & Software Engineering Electives
Course No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Course Title
Software Engineering Economics

Information System Audit
Business Process Engineering
Distributed Computing
Introduction to Soft Computing
Real-time systems
Data Warehousing
Artificial Intelligence
Data Security and Encryption
Secure Software Systems
Theory of Automata
Advance Database Management Systems
Credit
Hours
Course No.
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
3+0
2+1
3+0
2+1
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Course Title
Introduction to Bio-informatics
Web-Engineering
System Analysis and Design
Event Driven Programming
Aspect Oriented Software Design
Agent Based Computing
Cloud Computing
Social Networks
Intro. to Complex Networks
Functional Programming
Mobile Computing
Supporting Sciences Electives
(The list below is by no means exhaustive. Institution may add new course)
Course No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Course Title
Multivariate Calculus
Numerical and Symbolic Computing
Stochastic Processes
Bio-Chemistry
Complex variables and transforms
Digital Electronics
Number Theory
Operation Research
Simulation and Modeling
Natural Language Processing
Credit
Hours
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
General Education Electives
(The list below is by no means exhaustive. Institution may add new course)
Course No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Course Title
English Literature
Economics
Sociology
Psychology
International Relations
Foreign Language
(Arabic, French, German, etc.)
Principles of Management
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Accounting and Finance
35
Credit
Hours
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
3+0
Credit
Hours
3+0
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
3+0
3+0
3+0
2+1
2+1
36
Section 3
Admission Information
37
Admission Information
examination must submit relevant document to

establish their date of birth.
Admission information and prospectus are available

throughout the year from Admission Office. Similarly,
applications can be entertained all the year round for
advice and guidance but will be processed only in
accordance with the admission schedule.
General Guidance
At UIT, we promote equality of opportunity for students

from all social, cultural and economic backgrounds and
ensure freedom from discrimination on the basis of
disability, gender, race, age, religion, cast or belief.
Equality and diversity are connected to the Institute's
priorities and objectives. UIT supports inter-faith and
inter-cultural dialogue and understanding and engages
all students in playing a full and active role in wider
engagements with society.
l
l
The prospectus is available on UITs website at

www.uit.edu.
Incomplete applications shall not be considered.
The complete application of each candidate

along with the documents must reach (online &
through courier) to the Admission Office of the
Institute not later than 1700 hours on the date
notified for the submission of Admission Form by
the Institute, the press and on the website. Any
application received after this date or found
deficient in any respect will be summarily
rejected. Any certificate or matter in addition to
the specified requirement shall be treated as
irrelevant and discarded.
Eligibility Conditions
l
Candidates shall be required to apply online for

admission:
q
Application form, all fee and documents attached with

it form shall not be returnable.
They will be required to get the print-out of

Application Form, sign it and submit the
Admission Form along with required documents
through courier to Director (Academic
Administration & Examinations), UIT, ST-13,
Block-7, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Abul Hasan Isphahani
Road, Karachi - 75300 after paying the
Application Processing Fee in any branch of Bank
Al-Habib Ltd. and enclosing the receipt of the fee
with the documents.
The applicant must have passed either Higher School

Examination (HSC) from any authorised Board of
Education in Pakistan or an equivalent Foreign
Examination recognized as such by the University
and should fulfill the following conditions:
q
The year of passing the examination held should

not be earlier than the three years immediately
prior to submission of the application.
Each applicant should have obtained at least

60% marks in aggregate.
For admission in Engineering undergraduate

Programme, subjects examined at the HSC level
must include Pre- Engineering subjects of
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Application processing fee of Rs. 3,500 is

required to be paid in in any branch of Bank AlHabib Ltd.
Applications received in one discipline shall not be

transferred to another discipline.
The candidates applying for admission must enclose

attested copies (not originals) of the following:
q
Secondary
Certificate
HSC Marks Sheet or equivalent document
Equivalence Certificate from IBCC for foreign

examinations, if applicable
Migration Certificate in case of having passed

HSC (Pre-Engg) examination from a Board other
than Karachi Board.
Candidates having passed Cambridge Higher

School Certificate or General Certificate of
Education (A Level) Examination or equivalent
School
Certificate
and
Any Applicant who has passed HSC PreEngineering or equivalent Examination or HSC
Science General with subjects of Mathematics
Physics and Computer Science shall however be
considered for admission in BS (Computer
Science) and BS (Software Engineering)
Marks
Note:
Admission to such candidates shall only be

offered in above disciplines subject to
availability of seats in these disciplines. Such
candidates, if admitted, shall however, not to
be considered for Change of Discipline after
First Year.
Note:
l An applicant who has passed HSC Part I from

one Board of Examinations and HSC Part II from
any other Board of Examinations shall not be
considered for admission.
l
No student, already enrolled in this University,

can be considered for admission again.
38
An applicant should have either passed Preadmission Entry Test of NED University with at least
50% marks, OR have scored at least 800 in SAT-I and
have also secured at least score of 1500 in SAT-II with
subjects of Physics / Chemistry / Computer Science,
and Mathematics.
Equivalence of Foreign
Qualification
l
For applicants who have passed their qualifying

examination in 2012 or in 2013 or in 2014, their merit
positions for the purpose of admission shall be
determined after deduction of 10 marks from the total
obtained in their respective qualifying examinations.
The same deduction shall apply in case of
improvement.
In case of tie for merit position in the selection for

admission, the tie shall be resolved by the following
criteria:
An applicant who has passed A-Level or any twoyear Pre-University Examination at 11th and 12th
grades or 12th and 13th / OAC Grades (or similar
Examinations) with subjects of Physics, Chemistry/
Computer Science and Mathematics must submit an
Equivalence Certificate (obtained from Inter-Board
Committee of Chairmen) along with his/her
Application Form for admission.
For applicants with Pre-Engineering / Computer

Science: The candidates aggregate percentage or
marks in the subjects of Physics/ Chemistry/
Computer Science and Mathematics at the HSC
or equivalent foreign examination shall be
considered for determining the order of merit.
For an equivalent examination recognized as such by

this Institute in which both the letter grades and marks
are given then equivalent percentage shall be
determined on the basis of letter grades with
equivalent percentage to HSC (Pre-Engineering) in the
subject of Mathematics, Physics / Chemistry /
Computer Science as follows:
In case of further tie, aggregate marks obtained in

UIT Pre-Admission Entry Test shall be the criterion
for resolving the merit.
Any further tie shall be resolved by considering

the following criteria:
For applicants with Pre-Engineering-Computer
Science:
Letter
Grade
Equivalent
Percentage
A+
90
85
75
65
60
50
sections
of
Test.
Rejection of Application
The overall merit in respect of the eligible candidates

for provisional admission in first year of engineering &
sciences of this Institute for new academic session
shall be determined on the basis of his scholastic
achievements in the SSC, HSC or equivalent
examinations, Entrance Test.
The merit list shall be determined on the basis of;
The Chairman Admission Committee of the Institute

will be competent to reject any application and to
cancel without assigning any reason.
The application shall be rejected summarily in case

the applicant is found guilty of any suppression or
misrepresentation of material facts at any stage.
Display of Merit List
The Merit list for each disciplines will be notified and

displayed on the Institutes website.
Share of Marks obtained in the SSC

10%
Share of Marks obtained in the HSC.

40%
Share of Marks obtained in the Entrance

Test Examination
in
Computer Science of UIT Pre-Admission Entry
Examination
obtained
Mathematics then Physics. and then Chemistry /
Determination of Merit
Position
Examination
marks
50%
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Degree Programme Menu

S.No
Undergraduate
Information
BE (Electrical)
Admission
Eligibility
Higher School Certificate (HSC), Pre-Engineering (Physics,

Chemistry & Mathematics) with a minimum of 60% Marks.
OR
Cambridge High School Certificate Examinations with
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at Principle level, or
G.C.E. "A" Level with Mathematics, Physics and
Chemistry.
OR
American Grade 12 Diploma plus Achievement Test results
in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. (with a score of at
least 500 in each).
OR
International Baccalaureate Certificate with Mathematics,
Physics and Chemistry.
OR
Shahadah Al-Thanawia Al-Aammah (TAUJIHI), Higher
Secondary School Certificate with at least Grade 'JAYYED'
of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Egypt or equivalent of any
other Arab country.
OR
Any other academic qualification that is considered
equivalent to the above by the Admission Committee.
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
English Language
Entrance Test
Component
Application
Documents
Duration
Degree
Requirements
Fees
weightage
weightage
weightage
weightage
40%
30%
10%
20%
i)
Copy of SSC Certificate.
ii) Copy of HSC Consolidated Mark Sheet.
(Students waiting for results, must submit photo copy of
their admit card of HSC-II).
OR
Equivalence certificate in case of holders of certificate
issued by non-Pakistani Universities / Boards.
iii)
iv)
BS (Computer Science/Software Engineering)
Copy of CNIC or Form-B.

Three recent passport size photographs.
Higher School Certificate (HSC), Pre-Engineering (Physics,

Chemistry & Mathematics) with a minimum of 60% Marks.
OR
Higher School Certificate (HSC), Science General (Physics,
Computer Science & Mathematics) with a minimum of 60%
Marks.
OR
Cambridge High School Certificate Examinations with
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at Principle level, or
G.C.E. "A" Level with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
OR
American Grade 12 Diploma plus Achievement Test results
in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. (with a score of at
least 500 in each).
OR
International Baccalaureate Certificate with Mathematics,
Physics and Chemistry.
OR
Shahadah Al-Thanawia Al-Aammah (TAUJIHI), Higher
Secondary School Certificate with at least Grade 'JAYYED'
of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Egypt or equivalent of any
other Arab country.
OR
Any other academic qualification that is considered
equivalent to the above by the Admission Committee.
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry/Computer Science
English Language
weightage
weightage
weightage
weightage
40%
30%
10%
20%
i)
Copy of SSC Certificate.
ii) Copy of HSC Consolidated Mark Sheet
(Students waiting for results, must submit
photo copy of their admit card of HSC-II).
OR
Equivalence certificate in case of holders of certificate
issued by non-Pakistani Universities / Boards.
iii)
iv)
Copy of CNIC or Form-B.

Three recent passport size photographs.
4 Years full time (Monday - Friday) and maximum seven

years.
4 Years full time (Monday - Friday) and maximum Seven

years.
University awards degrees to the students who complete

all semesters with prescribed credit hours securing a
minimum CGPA of 2.00 without failing in any course.
University awards degrees to the students who complete

all semesters with prescribed credit hours securing a
minimum CGPA of 2.00 without failing in any course.
At the time of admission Rs. 87,500/after that Rs. 67,500/- per semester.
For further details please see Page 52
At the time of admission Rs. 82,500/after that Rs. 62,500/- per semester.
For further details please see Page 52.
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Admission in First Semester

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Reporting in Person
Applicants whose names appear in the Merit list
should personally report for Submission of
documents and Medical Fitness Test at Admission
Office on the date and time specified for reporting,
according to the schedule, provided by the Institute
at the time of submission of Application Form.
Rs. 87,500 for all Engineering programmes.
Rs. 82,500 for candidates being admitted in

Computer Science and Software Engineering
programmes.
Submit a declaration of non-participation in

political activities and non-indulgence in
unwanted activities on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper
of Rs. 20.
A Candidate applying under more than one

discipline - once admitted in any discipline will
automatically forego his / her preference and
candidature under other disciplines.
The name of candidates who do not submit the

original documents and/ or fail to appear for
interview / admission on the specified scheduled
dates , shall be deleted from the Merit List. The
candidate may, however, appeal, giving
justification for non-appearance on the scheduled
date for consideration about inclusion in
subsequent Merit List to be issued.
Documents Required
Candidate for admission must submit the following
documents as mentioned against each of them, to the
Admission Office:
q
Admit Card of Pre-Admission Entry Test Attested

Photocopy.
S.S.C. or Equivalent Examination Mark sheet and

Certificate Attested Photocopy.
HSC or Equivalent Examination Mark-Sheet

Original - to be retained by the Institute
Equivalence Certificate from IBCC for Foreign

Examination; if applicable - to be retained by the
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Institute.
q
q
Candidates who are admitted shall be issued

Student Identity Cards. All students are required
Three Passport Size Photographs.
to carry and produce original Institute Identity
Migration Certificate (except Karachi Board)
Cards whenever required.
Employment/Simultaneous
Enrolment
Original.
Original documents retained by the Institute will
be returned after the completion or termination of
studies at this Institute.
Applicants are warned that in their own interest

they should retain sufficient number of attested
photocopies of their documents/ certificates
as the originals are not likely to be returned
during their period of study at the Institute.
All undergraduate degree programmes are regular full

time day programmes. No student admitted in this
Institute shall be allowed to engage himself/ herself in
employment or maintain simultaneous enrolment in
any other course of studies in other educational
institutions. Violation of above may lead to
cancellation of admission.
Cancellation/Withdrawal of
Admission
The name of applicants who do not submit the

original documents on the specified scheduled
dates shall stand deleted from the Merit List. No
plea whatsoever shall be acceptable in case any

applicant fails to appear on the scheduled date.
Admission
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Students Identity Card

q
Affidavit of non-political activities Original.
Pay the following amount through Pay Order in

favour of Usman Institute of Technology.
The Chairman Admission Committee will be the

competent authority to cancel or withdraw admission
of any candidate.
Medium of Instructions
If the candidate decides to get admission, then he /

she shall be required to:
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The medium of instructions and examinations shall

be English.
Admissions in Subsequent
Semester/Years of Study
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Admission in any Semester shall be allowed only

during first three weeks after commencement of the
classes of that Semester.
Admission in Fall Semester of any Year shall be open

to any student. Similarly, admission in Spring
Semester of any year shall be open to any student
who was registered in Fall Semester of the preceding
Year.
Any student who fails to obtain at least 2.0 CGPA in

any Semester shall remain on probation during next
Semester. In any case, if such student still obtain less
than 2.0 CGPA in the subsequent semester shall
remain on second probation and shall be allowed to
register in the following semester
Any further registration in subsequent semester shall
be allowed subject to the condition that the student
has obtained at least 2.0 CGPA after second
probation, otherwise; he/she shall not be allowed to
register in subsequent semester and shall be
required to improve grades of previous courses
already attempted, provided Admission of any such
student shall be cancelled, who after being on
second probation during Second Year Fall Semester
fails to obtain 2.0 CGPA on completion of that
semester. Along with CGPA, the student shall also
be required to fulfill the following conditions:
i) For admission in Third Year, the student must have

passed all courses of the First Year, or 80% of the
courses up to the Second Year.
ii) For admission in Fourth Year, the student must have
passed all courses up to the Second Year.
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consequently required to pass (additional)

course(s) of First Year in which he/she is not
eligible for exemption.
In all circumstances, re-admission to any student

shall only be granted in the semester where the
student has discontinued his/her study due to any
reason.
A student admitted in any Semester shall be
registered in all such courses prescribed in that
Semester which the student has not passed earlier.
Registration in at most two courses offered for any
junior batch(es) in the Semester may also be
allowed by the Chairman of the Department
concerned in the following cases subject to
payment of prescribed fees:
q
The student having been allowed change of

discipline is required to pass such course(s) in
which either transfer of credit has not been
allowed or the student has not studied the
course(s) earlier.
The student having been allowed to register any

course(s) in which he/she had failed earlier.
The students request for registration in any

course(s) as permissible under.
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Any student who has passed all courses of

any year of study and his/her CGPA is less
than 2.0 may be allowed by the Chairman
of the Department concerned to repeat
course(s) of that semester in which his/her
GPA is less than 2.0.
The student will be allowed to register in at

most
two courses at any time, if
simultaneously admitted in any other
semester/ year of study.
The student may however register in the

course(s) as and when offered.
Better grades in course(s) shall be

considered for
determining
his/her
GPA/CGPA.
Admission on Migration Basis
Admission on migration shall be allowed in relevant

discipline under extra ordinary circumstances subject to
the following conditions:
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Seat(s) is available in relevant discipline.
Applicant must have passed First Year of studies

completely in the institution where he/ she was
initially admitted.
Admission shall only be offered in Second Year

(Fall semester)
Applications for migration shall be called in the

month of July on prescribed form which is required
to be submitted along with processing fee of Rs.
1,500/-
Candidates offered migration shall be required to pay

non-refundable migration fee of Rs. 675,000/through pay order in favour of Usman Institute of
Technology.
If the student has been admitted in Second Year

Fall Semester on migration basis and
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Student admitted on migration shall be given

exemption in all such courses of first and second year
which he/she has passed during study in previous
institution. However, he/she shall be required to
register and pass all such courses of the descipline
in which he/she is offered admission which he/she
has not studied in previous institution.
Semester shall not be allowed.
Duration of Programme
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Courses of studies leading to the degree of Bachelor

of Engineering (BE) and Bachelor of Science (BS)
shall be of four (4) academic years duration.
q
Maximum seven academic years shall be

allowed for each Four-year degree programme.
Any student admitted in second year on

migration basis shall have one year reduced from
maximum allowable period.
Cancellation of
Admission/Enrolment
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Admission of any such student of First Year of

Studies in any discipline shall be cancelled who is not
a candidate for the Fall Semester Examination.
Admission of any such student of any Year/ Semester
who has been rusticated from the Institute on
account of serious breach of discipline for any
specified period shall be cancelled and notified.
However, after expiry of the period the student may
be allowed readmission in the same Year/ Semester
with junior batch, if otherwise eligible.
Admission and enrolment of any such student of any
Year/ Semester who has been expelled from the
Institute on account of major breach of discipline shall
be cancelled after due process and subsequently
notified. The student shall not be eligible for any
subsequent admission in the Institute.
Admission and enrolment of any such student shall
be cancelled:
q
Admission of any such student shall be

cancelled, who after being on second probation
during Second Year Fall Semester fails to obtain
2.0 CGPA on completion of that semester.
who without information fails to register in any
Semester even after passing of the permissible
registration duration.
Withdrawal from Semester/Programme

q
Withdrawal from any semester or programme

may be allowed only in extra-ordinary
circumstances. Withdrawal from First Year Fall
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The student shall be required to apply for

withdrawal through concerned Chairman along
with evidence supporting his/her request for
withdrawal.
Any such student(s) seeking readmission after

withdrawal shall only be considered for
readmission with junior batch provided that:
The applicant has officially withdrawn earlier from

the semester or programme.
The period of discontinuation of his studies does

not exceed three academic years.
The applicant produces an Affidavit on Stamp

Paper of prescribed amount declaring that during
the period of his/her discontinuation of studies
he/she was neither on the Rolls of any other
Educational Institution nor was convicted by any
Court of law.
Grade Improvement
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Any student who has passed all courses of any year of

study and his/her CGPA is less than 2.0 may be
allowed by the Chairman of the
Department
concerned to repeat course(s) of that semester in
which his/her GPA is less than 2.0.
The student will be allowed to register in at most two

courses at any time, if simultaneously admitted in any
other semester/ year of study.
The student may however register in the course(s) as

and when offered.
Better grades in course(s) shall be considered for

determining his/her GPA/CGPA.
Any student who is eligible for award of degree but

still desires to improve CGPA for any reason may be
allowed by the Chairman of the Department
concerned, subject to the following conditions:
q
No provisional certificate/ degree has been

issued to him/her.
Duration of completion for the degree does not

exceed the maximum limit. Any student who fails
to complete all requirements for his / her degree
in the prescribed time may continues study for
further three academic years. Consequently,
including the academic year of his / her first
admission. Maximum seven academic year shall
be allowed for each four year degree programme.
Any student admitted in second year on
migration basis shall have one year reduced from
maximum allowable period.
The student requests permission for

repeating all courses of the Final Year
together with request for cancellation of
his/her Final Year results within two weeks
after announcement of his/her result.
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Note:
These Regulations of part thereof may be

revised/corrected by the Competent
Authority as and when necessary and shall
be notified accordingly.
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Section 4
Rules for Undergraduate
Examination
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Semester Examination
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Semester Examinations are held followed by each

semester. Schedule of such examinations shall be as
notified by the Examinations Department.
Class Attendance
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Any candidate, who registered during the semester, will

be allowed to appear in the examination only in such
course(s) in which his/her attendance is at least 75%
during the semester.
Admit Card
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Admit Card for the examination shall be issued to any

candidate who is eligible / allowed to appear in the
course(s) as mentioned on his/ her Card.
The Admit Card must be in possession of the
candidate while appearing in the examination for any
course for which he / she has been allowed.
Grade Points
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Grade / grade point equated with percentage of marks

and other grades shall be as follows:
Grade
Grade
Point
Marks
Remarks
A+
4.0
96 100
Extra Ordinary
4.0
88 95
Excellent
3.7
80 87
Very Good
B+
3.4
77 79
3.0
74 76
2.7
70 73
C+
2.4
67 69
Above Average
2.0
64 66
Average
1.7
60 63
Satisfactory
D+
1.4
55 59
Adequate
1.0
50 54
Pass
0.0
Below 50
Fail
50 100
Pass in non-credit course
IP
In progress
Exempted
Incomplete
Withdrawal
WU
Withdrawal Unofficially
Good
*To be evaluated in Spring Semester for Final Year project

or any specified Design course.
Grade Point Averages

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Grade Point Average (GPA) for any semester and

Cumulative Grade Points Average (CGPA) for more
than one semester shall be calculated as under:
(credit hour of a course x grade point)
Marks Distribution
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Marks distribution for each final examination and

sessional evaluation shall be as under:-
Each theory paper, practical, design course and Final

Year Project shall have 60% marks for final
examination and 40% marks for sessional evaluation.
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Award of Degrees
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Any student who was admitted in First Year and has

passed all courses as prescribed for his/her discipline
with CGPA of at least 2.0 shall be eligible for the award
of degree in that discipline.
Any student who was admitted directly in Second Year

on migration from any recognized Institution and has
passed all courses as prescribed for that discipline

with CGPA of at least 2.0 shall be eligible for the
award of degree in that discipline. The course(s),
if any, in which the student was allowed exemption
on the basis of having studied the course(s) in
the former Institution shall not however be counted
for determining his/her GPA/CGPA.
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Section 5
Fee Structure
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Undergraduate Programmes
Bachelor of Engineering
Admission Fee (Non-Refundable) - (Only Once)............................ Rs.
10,000
Semester Charges (Per Semester)................................................... Rs.
6,000
Enrolment Fee - (Only Once) ......................................................... Rs.
5,000
Security Deposit (Refundable)....................................................... Rs.
5,000
Co-curricular Activities (Per Semester)............................................ Rs.
2,000
Tuition Fee (Per Semester).............................................................. Rs.
58,000
Examination Fee............................................................................ Rs.
1,500
Upto a maximum of 10% increase in the tuition fee is estimated each year to cover inflation and increased costs.
Fee Per Course
Complete Course Registration (Theory + Lab) ................................ Rs.
13,000
Lab Registration Only..................................................................... Rs.
6,000
Theory Registration Only................................................................ Rs.
8,000
Admission Fee (Non-Refundable) - (Only Once)........................... Rs.
10,000
Semester Charges (Per Semester)................................................. Rs.
6,000
Enrolment Fee - (Only Once)........................................................ Rs.
5,000
Security Deposit (Refundable)..................................................... Rs.
5,000
Co-curricular Activities (Per Semester).......................................... Rs.
2,000
Bachelor of Science
Tuition Fee (Per Semester)...........................................................
Rs.
53,000
Examination Fee..........................................................................
Rs.
1500
Complete Course Registration (Theory + Lab)................................ Rs.
13,000
Lab Registration Only.................................................................... Rs.
6,000
Theory Registration Only............................................................... Rs.
8,000
Upto a maximum of 10% increase in the tuition fee is estimated each year to cover inflation and increased costs.
Fee Per Course
International Students
Admission Fee (Non-Refundable) - Only Once............................. US $
500
Semester Charges (Per Semester).................................................. US $
100
Enrolment Fee ............................................................................... US $
100
Security Deposit (Refundable)....................................................... US $
150
Co-curricular Activities (Per Semester)............................................ US $
100
Tuition Fee (Per Semester)............................................................. US $
3,600
Examination Fee............................................................................ US $
150
Upto a maximum of 10% increase in the tuition fee is estimated each year to cover inflationand increased costs.
Tuition Fee for Students with Dual
US $ 3,100
Nationality (per Semester)

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Refund of Tuition Fee on Withdrawal

A student who registers and decides not to attend the semester / course for any reason whatsoever,
or chooses to withdraw during the semester must inform the Academic Administration office in
writing that he / she is discontinuing the studies.
Students discontinuing their studies without written intimation are not eligible for financial
adjustment.
The date on which Director (Acad. Admin. & Examinations) receives the written intimation &
determines the amount of tuition fee to be refunded. Fees other than the tuition fee are not
refundable. Students who are rusticated, suspended or expelled from UIT on account of a
disciplinary action against them are not eligible for any refund of fee at any time.
Tuition Fee Refund Schedule is as under:

1. During 1st week ...............
2. During 2nd week .............
3. During 3rd week ..............
4. During 4th week ..............
80%
70%
60%
50%
No refund after 4th week of semester.
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Section 6
Financial Assistance
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Financial Assistance
UIT offers a limited program of Financial Assistance mainly
to help genuinely needy students and to encourage high
performance and merit. The responsibility to establish the
financial 'need' rests with the students. Students are
advised to explore alternate funding sources before
applying to UIT. An evidence of such an effort should form
a part of application for financial assistance.
Merit award
Merit award is given to those who secure 4.00 GPA in the

semester. However, parents and families are advised to
plan their finance carefully with the understanding that
admission into UIT is an undertaking of at least four years.
scholarship covers full tuition fee of the semester. A total

of four scholarships are available to the students.
Note
Merit Gold Medals & Certificates

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A Merit Gold Medal will be awarded each student

securing the first position, in order of merit at the final
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronic),
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Telecommunication).
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Computer
Systems) and Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
(Power).
A Merit Gold Medal will be awarded to such student

securing the first position, in order of merit, at the final
BS (Computer Science) and BS Software Engineering.
Usman Scholarship
An award of Rs.100,000 (one hundred thousand) has been

instituted for the best student of the year by the family of
Late Mohammad Usman Hasham after whose name UIT
is established.
Hasham Foundation Scholarship
Hasham Foundation Scholarship would be awarded on

the basis of need cum merit together. Hasham Foundation
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Absence from or failure in an Examination, lack

of progress and assiduity in studies, breach of
discipline or reprehensible conduct shall entail the
loss of scholarships granted to any student.
Scholarship
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Section 7
Facilities and Support
Services
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Library and Information Resource

Centre
Quiet Zone
The library is a central part of Usman Institute of

Technology (UIT). It provides a range of resources in print
and electronic media to support the teaching, learning
and research activities at UIT. The library has over 12,000
print books, 120,000 eBooks, 2,000 project reports and
access to 10,000 e-Journals including IEEE Xplore
Subscription and HEC Digital Library, available at
http://www.digitallibrary.edu.pk/usman-inst-tech.html. A
collection of reference books is also available. The nonprint collection includes audios, videos, CDs, DVDs and
databases. The library is of academic nature and mainly
serves the faculty, students and the staff of the Institute.
However, selective visitors are allowed by the permission
of authorities.
Reading Room
Reference Room
The library also has an automated cataloguing and

circulation system with an online public access catalogue
(OPAC), available at http://onlinelibrary.uit.edu/ which
provides easy access to the bibliographic information of
library holdings and also online reservation facility. The
library has thirty (30) terminals with Internet access and
multimedia facility for its members.
Library Services and Facilities
UIT library and information resource center provides the

following facilities and services to its users:
Ask a Librarian
Book Bank Service
Circulation Service
Content Alert Service
Current Awareness Service
Library Bulletin
Library Policy Manual
Electronic Document Delivery Service
Orientation Programs
Inquiry and Advisory Service
Inter Library Loan Service
Online Book Reservation Service
Orientation Programs
Selected Dissemination of Information (SDI)
Digital Library (Computers Lab)
HEC Digital Library
Internet and Wi-Fi Facility
Online Public Access Catalogue
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Department of Information
Technology
Computer Server Room

(IT Control Room)
(Information Systems Group)
Department of Information Technology facilitates

computer usage at the UIT by providing personal
assistance coupled with user instruction. IT department
provides user accounts to each account holder with
access to a suite of services and resources that are
available to him / her on the network. The IT services
provided to each category of users in UIT are as
follows:
UIT Server Room provides the operational and

environmental components and services to operate
enterprise class servers. UIT has different servers which
perform multiple operations related to daily working
processes.
Departments, Classrooms and Labs
The Institute provides a wide range of computing

resources and support services. There are more than
five computer laboratories at UIT with approximately
250 computers.
Offices, laboratories, and classrooms on campus are

wired for access to the network. The departments are
connected to each other over the network with full data
security and integrity. Staff and faculty can easily
access their storage area from any location in UIT.
Classrooms are equipped with computer and
multimedia projectors for visual presentations. Labs are
equipped with latest hardware and software.
A Wired (Office LAN) and a Wireless network (WIFI) are

always functional at UIT to support campus computing
Networks, printing and internet services are also

available in all the labs for students.
Campus Computing Facilities
needs and provide a facility for sharing different

computing resources in a manageable way.
These computer resources have a wide variety of
software installed to help facilitate academic tasks,
research and development operations.
Main Computing Services
The services offered by the Department include:

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Personal network space for data storage
Access to network software, e.g. Microsoft Office
Network printing services with allocated Print

Quota.
Access to temp disk for temporary storage and

moving of large files
Computer Labs Services
Wireless network with secure connection

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IT Support & Services

Department of Information Technology (IT) Support
office (ISG) is the central point of contact for
assistance, information, and referrals pertaining to all
of its services. Assistance, information and referrals can
be provided through email, phone and online requests.
Product and Services Department
The department of Product and Services (P&S) is

responsible for innovations in design, products, and
style. This department is engaged in creating innovative
new products to keep Usman Institute a step ahead of
the competition in the field of Computer Science. P&S
department is also providing software solutions for ever
growing need of automating the academic processes.
Product and Services shares acquired knowledge and
expertise from its Research and Development with all
the academic departments and hence this research
work is further utilized to help developing final year
Electrical Engineering Laboratories

In engineering education, laboratories are the essential
entities to provide the link between theoretical and
practical knowledge. A number of Electrical Engineering
Laboratories have been established at UIT, in order to
cater for the full breadth and depth of BE-Electrical
program. List of these labs is given below :
Electrical Engineering (EE) Laboratory
Electronics Laboratory I (EL-I)
projects by the students. Maintenance and enhancement
is the most important secondary function of P&S
department. Existing products should be maintained
according to specifications and requirements.
Following systems have been developed by the
department, after thorough analysis and research:
Student Information System and Management
Website of UIT
Fixed Assets System
. Library Management System
. LAB Management System
Faculty Evaluation System
Class Scheduling System
General Ledger
Electronics Laboratory II (EL-II)

Electrical Machines & Drives (EM&D) Laboratory
Digital Systems (DS) Laboratory
Communication Systems (CS) Laboratory
Physics Laboratory
Workshop
A new Power Engineering Laboratory is also currently
being established. These laboratories are fully equipped
with the latest test and measurement equipment and
training boards / systems, to impart practical knowledge
in the different areas of Electrical Engineering like
Electronics, Telecommunication, Computer Systems and
Power.
Industrial Liaison Service
Student Portal
The Industrial Liaison Office (ILO) works for establishing

relationships between the Usman Institute of Technology
(UIT) and the industry. The ILO is the key mechanism
within the UIT to develop linkages between the UIT and
commercial or industrial concerns. This two-way dialogue
aims to inform industry of our activities and helps in
keeping our teaching and research relevant through
discussions on curriculum structure and student's
projects.
Provident Fund Management System
The Industrial Liaison Office at UIT has three main tasks:
Graduate Directory
Payroll Management System
Human Resource Management System
Online Quiz System
Alumni System
Book Bank
Faculty Progress
disseminating information about the institute's

research potential,
developing partnerships among the institute, business
and industry and promoting 'entrepreneurship' within
the academic community.
It is important to recognize that technology transfer occurs
when industry / university work together for mutual gain.
The ILO organizes industrial visits for the students to
provide them the exposure and familiarity of the working
environment in the corporate world and industrial outlets
such as SIEMENS Pakistan, Toyota Indus, PSO, Descon
Engineering and PARCO etc.
ILO advises students on career planning, preparation of
CVs, job opportunities, work placements, final year
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projects, internships and facilitates a strong, far

reaching and valuable link between business leaders,
students and professors. It endeavours to achieve this
through:
Bringing students and companies closer through
joint projects.
Linking course material and projects to the
industry.
Improving the quality of career guidance.
Promoting
opportunities
collaboration.
for
research
Transport
UIT provides transport for Industrial visits/recreation and

other official duties.
Photocopying, Printing Stationery and Bookshop
A bookshop on the campus provides facility to students
for photocopying and laser printing at competitive rates.

A selected stock of stationery, that students often need,
and assortment of books are also available.
Cafeteria
The Institute's cafeteria provides students with an

avenue for respite from heavy learning schedules, and a
place to get together with fellow students. A UIT
supervisory committee supervises the services provided
by the Cafeteria Management in accordance with
regulations of hygiene.
Accommodation
Students coming from outside Karachi will have to

arrange their own boarding and lodging.
UIT website
All the prospective candidates and their parents are

advised to visit UIT website www.uit.edu for all the
relevant information.
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Section 8
Multidisciplinary Enrichment
and
Continuing Education
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Multidisciplinary Enrichment
and Continuing Education
UIT is very conscious of 'wholesome' development of its

students and continuing education of its faculty. A variety
of enrichment programmes, seminars and courses are
being offered to facilitate multidisciplinary and
wholesome enrichment. Some activities are compulsory
and mandatory for students as well as faculty in their
respective areas. Some courses, not part of the regular
time table or 'compulsories', are catered to in the evening
classes for anyone to enroll and participate.
Membership Plan to encourage top UIT students) has

been launched, under which two best students are
financed by UIT for membership of IEEE (USA).
IEEEP Student Branch
IEEEP Student Branch at UIT is actively engaged in

students' activities like seminars, conferences and
workshops under the patronage of IEEEP.
Continuing Education Seminars (CES)
Continuing education is an essential component of an

educational institution and a need of a dynamic and
visionary faculty. First Saturday of every month hosts
Continuing Education Seminars in two parts. The first
hour and half is usually a presentation / workshop on
pedagogical aspects and techniques of teaching. The
second segment deals with multidiscipline presentations
to broaden intellectual horizons and showcase the world
at large.
Informal Education
A special programme of Informal Education on regular

basis is another feature of UIT. Learned scholars, writers
and scientists are invited regularly to address the
students and a question answer session normally follows
their lectures, thus, broadening the students intellectual
horizons.
IEEE Student Branch
It has been formed to encourage participation of UIT

students in various academic and technical activities like
seminars and exhibitions. Also IMPETUS (IEEE
Association of Computing Machinery

(ACM) Student Chapter
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) has officially
chartered UIT ACM Student Chapter. This is an
international scientific and educational organization
dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and
applications of Information Technology. The chapter
provides a range of activities and services including talks
by local practitioners, visits from prominent speakers, the
ACM Lectureship Program circuit, technical and career
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workshops, field trips to computing installations, and

social activities.
Continuing Professional Development

(CPD)
At UIT, Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
courses expose young engineers to enhance their
technical knowledge and communication skills. UIT
is a licensed branch of Professional Engineering
Bodies with License Number: PEB-S-UITKHI-0067 to
organize professional activities like seminars,
workshops, refresher courses, and conferences in
collaboration with Pakistan Engineering Council. UIT
has got a well developed program of Continuing
Professional Development (CPD) that organizes such
events and courses for PEC Registered Engineers
(R.E.).
Research and Consultancy
The Institute encourages the faculty to undertake

industry research and consultancy projects.
Incentives and infrastructure facilities provided for this
purpose enable the faculty to undertake research and
study industry problems, publish papers and interpret
theoretical concepts in the light of practical realities.
TEDxUIT
The Department of Computer Science and Continuing

Education Seminar Committee with the collaboration
of TED arrange seminars for faculty members,
professionals from industry and students of UIT, event
being called TEDxUIT. TED is a global nonprofit
organization focusing on Ideas Worth Spreading.
Today, TED is a global platform for disseminating
ideas and good thinking. TED conferences bring
together the world's most fascinating thinkers and
doers, who are challenged to give the talk of their lives
(in 18 minutes or less).
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Alumni Network
Alumni represent a platform for sharing knowledge,
resources and ideas for positive impact amongst the
graduates in particular and society in general. Alumni
interest and goodwill has been encouraged resulting in
development of intellectual and emotional ties between
the members of Alumni and their Alma Mater.
UIT Alumni are the key products of their Alma Mater and
the most important manifestation of UIT's quality of
education and training. Alumni make their mark on
society wherever they go; within the country or abroad

and in this way their Alma Mater is recognized. UIT wants
to continuously engage with Alumni as a very important
stakeholder group.
Our Alumni groups help graduates stay connected to
classmates and to the Institute through website
www.alumni.uit.edu.
Please check UIT website for Alumni Re-unions and
other activities.
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Evening Courses
In addition to Master's classes in the evenings, a variety
of short courses in other diverse areas are also offered in
the afternoons, evenings and at weekends.
These include :
Computer related courses :
Project Management, Engineering / Industrial

Management tailor made short courses in specific areas
of Management can also be arranged on request from
groups, industries or business and financial organizations.
Islamic Banking and Finance
For office practices and beginners
Language courses in German, French and Persian
MS Word, Excel, Power Point, Adobe Photoshop
Management Related
World Around Us
For professionals
Interior Designing
Android Mobile Development, Atmel, Graphic Design,

Web development using PHP / MySQL, CISCO
Academy, CCNA, Engineering Drawing CAD/CAM,
SQL, Reporting using MS Access Matlab.
Landscaping
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English Communication
Heritage and Humanity / Human World
For details of timings, days, fee please call the
Coordinator for Evening Programs at 34978274-75 or visit
UIT Website.www.uit.edu
Section 9
Discipline
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General Rules
association, the object or membership of which is

directly or indirectly sectarian, ethnic or political, be
permitted. No member of the association or club can
invite any outsider in Institute without prior permission
in writing from the Director Academic Administration.
Discipline
A high standard of decency and discipline is expected
from students. All who seek admission to UIT must
understand and be very clear in their minds that the
Institute demands a high standard of behaviour from
them in their manners, demeanour, speech and action.
They are expected to be pleasant, soft spoken, neatly
and smartly dressed when they attend classes and at all
other times when they interact with any person in or
outside the campus.
No functions are permitted to be held by the students

in the Institute without prior permission in writing from
the Director.
The following among others, shall constitute acts of
indiscipline for which action may be taken against the
student or students:
Involvement in any political/ ethnic/religious

disputes within Institute premises.
Disorderly behaviour during examinations as well as in

other situations may result in irrevocable dismissal from
the Institute. Disciplinary Committee consisting of senior
faculty decides all discipline related issues and awards
appropriate punishment including fine, suspension from
classes, etc. apart from dismissal and rustication from
the Institution.
Creating law and order situation in the Institute

premises.
Threatening /pressurising faculty members and/or

officers of the Institute inside or outside the
Institute premises.
Damaging or destroying Institute property.
All students of the Institute shall conform to the Rules

and Regulations of the Institute and are under overall
disciplinary control of the Director.
Teasing or harassing or molesting of students

inside or outside Campus especially the opposite
gender.
Breach of rules, misconduct, irregularity in time

keeping, idleness, lack or un-reasonable progress in
studies etc., will render a student liable to disciplinary
action including expulsion or rustication from the
Institute. In this regard, the Director is the sole and
final authority.
Creating disturbances
laboratories
Attempting to bring any external pressures for

passing
examinations,
exemption
from
attendance or any other purpose.
Students who abstain themselves (for seven days at

a stretch without notice) either from lectures or from
laboratory work will not be allowed to resume their
study until satisfactory explanation is submitted and
accepted.
Note:
Students may be permitted to form or carry on only

such associations or clubs as are provided under the
Rules. Such associations or clubs must be open for
membership regardless of religion, community or
political opinion. In no circumstances will any
class
rooms/
Indulgence in any of the above acts, can result in

appropriate disciplinary action which may be
expulsion from the Institute either for a specified
period or for good or fines up to the maximum of
Rs.10,000.
Every student must carry Identity Card which
may be demanded at the time of entrance to
every functions.
A student desirous of leaving the Institute must apply

in writing and such application must be countersigned
by the students parent or guardian. Admission once
cancelled shall not be restored.
Students are strictly forbidden from forwarding
applications, appeals or any other communication
direct to any authority other than the Head . Any
contravention of this rule shall make the student liable
for disciplinary action.
in
Duplicate Identity Card will be issued on written

request on the prescribed form after payment of
Rs. 200.
Note:
Directors decision in all matters shall be final.
Leave of Absence
Under exceptional circumstances, students may

apply for leave of absence to the Head of the
Department who may sanction such leave for short
periods but the grant of such leave will not be
acceptable as a plea for not putting in 75% of the
attendance which is a pre-requisite for being eligible
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to appear in the examinations.
unless he/she has at least 75% attendance at the

Theory, Laboratory and Practical classes.
No student is eligible to sit for the Examination
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are application oriented

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